Cyclists hold Cranksgiving event in Gowanus to help raise money for local food pantries
Cyclists cranked up on their bikes Sunday to ensure neighbors across Brooklyn will have a full Thanksgiving.
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Nov 14, 2022, 12:04 AM
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3h agoCyclists cranked up on
their bikes Sunday to ensure neighbors across Brooklyn will have a full
Thanksgiving.
which is all part of a
nationwide effort called Cranksgiving, in which cyclists gathered to help raise
money for local food pantries.
News 12’a Julio Avila
was in Gowanus where he spoke to participants about their event.
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